Good Fork

A Truly "Good" Fork – A Brunch Gem in the West End! If you're looking for a brunch spot that goes above and beyond, Good Fork is it! We visited to celebrate a friend's birthday, and the experience was absolutely wonderful from start to finish. The food was exceptional—every dish we ordered was prepared with care and full of flavor. But what really made our visit special was the staff. They were incredibly attentive, friendly, and even helped us pull off a surprise birthday celebration, complete with a candle for that perfect festive reveal! From the delicious food to the warm and welcoming atmosphere, Good Fork has it all. I can’t wait to go back and try everything else on their menu. Highly, highly recommend!

This place has always been five stars! I've eaten here many times over the span of many years. I recommend it to everyone, and their reviews are always glowing as well. I've tried several menu items, and they have all been so incrediblely delicious that it's just made it harder to pick what I want when I visit. The Anatolian Breakfast (the old and new version) will always be a favourite though! (The photo is of a modified version due to an allergy)

First time trying good fork and had such an amazing experience. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated. Staff were all super friendly especially our server. We ordered a bunch of things off the menu and everything was delicious. Portion sizes were big and everything was very shareable. Definitely recommend the Spanish hash.

A good spot for brunch or lunch! Ambiance is nice overall with comfortable seating. They also sell some pantry items at the front. I went with a few friends for Saturday brunch and since they don't take early weekend reservations we had to walk in ~10:30am - luckily there were a couple tables open and we were seated once most of our party had arrived. By 11:30am it was full capacity, so it's definitely better to stop in earlier for brunch rather than lunch! I got the lavender earl grey tea iced, smoked salmon bagel, and blueberry pancakes. I enjoyed my food - the blueberry pancakes were fluffy, not too sweet and great for sharing (would go back for more!), the smoked salmon sandwich had a good combo of flavours (lettuce, capers etc), and potato sides were also good. However I found my iced tea too sweet/syrupy for my liking - I was expecting it to have a deeper tea flavour and less sweet (although my friends liked it) also one of my friend's bacon was overcooked and was super dry. Note if you get the bottomless coffee, regular milk is included but you need to pay extra for alternative milk refills.

Why go anywhere else for Brunch? We have a family with small kids, and this place is always a good time. The food is delicious, the vibe always uplifting, the staff warm and friendly. I recommend going early before the rush, this place gets busy around 11:00 am. Our favourites are… Çilbir— hearty and delicious, add Sujuk for extra protein. Blueberry Halva Pancakes— so good that you’ll chase these for the rest of time Bacon— thick cut and scrumptious Any Burek— their creative twists are tasteful and delicious Have fun!!!

All foods we ordered were delicious and over our expectations. Best hummus and pide so so good!! Lamb dumplings with yogurt and garlic - this combination was just so amazing. I never had this before. Kebabs is a must try. It’s so tender and juicy it’s the best kebabs I had so far!!

As I am primarily a coffee reviewer, I stopped in to Goodfork to test the quality of their Turkish coffee. I was extremely pleasantly surprised with the depth and richness of the coffee and the restaurants willingness to serve it unsweetened which, in my mind, is really the only way to drink Turkish coffee! it was not, however, served with the traditional small piece of Turkish delight and I feel that that does, in someway, compromise the authenticity of this coffee experience. I have frequented this restaurant numerous times for their wonderful brunch items. It is a perfect spot for a chatty lunch for two or a larger gathering. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to accommodate with any special dietary considerations. Good fork and is an example of why living in the city of Toronto is such a rich and varied culinary experience. I bought a few of their pantry items to take home, including some Turkish delight, which will be what will accompany my next Turkish coffee!

The restaurant is spacious, lively, and the service was excellent. However, the food wasn’t quite what I expected for the price. The pancakes were a bit tough and bland, with cheese that didn’t add much flavor, and the crumble on top was sweeter than I prefer. The casserole was also heavier and greasier than I expected, with mild flavor. While the atmosphere and service were great, I felt the dishes were lacking.

Absolutely loveddddd coming here to get traditional turkish food. Beautiful interior design, where you can bring large groups or take yourself out on a solo date. The noise level in the restaurant is a bit loud because of how large it is, so fair warning :) but it is still quite easy to chat with no issues. Now the food, oh my god this food was AMAZING coming from a new yorker that is surrounded by middle eastern/asian cuisine in queens ~ The staff was wonderful and the wait time was shorter than expected :)

Overall was a good food experience and was a treat for a last minute brunch decision. With a reservation they were able to accommodate me at the bar. The longer I sat though I realized it was a busy spot as ppl came in and the ballooned to being out the door. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant was pleasant and can tell detail was put into it.

A Mediterranean restaurant that is so good for brunch/ lunch! Loved it and can't wait to come back! They don't take reservations on the weekends and is walk in only so make sure you get there early. We waited for about 45 minutes to get a table for 2 which is fine. Parking is on the street and hard to find since there aren't a lot of parking lots in the area, so make sure to allot extra time for this when dining here. The vibe inside is casual but the food is what is delicious! Things we got: Iced latte 3/5 - Nothing special at all. Just needed that caffeine to start my day. Grilled halloumi cheese 5/5 - Can't go wrong with grilled halloumi. It has the rubbery texture and is salty but tastes so good. Good for sharing also. Meze Platter 5/5 - Get this! It comes with three dips of choice, three pieces of falafel, variety of pickled vegetables and pita. It's such a variety of flavours and textures all in one dish. Loved this! Blueberry Halva Pancakes 4/5 - It's a buttermilk pancake with orange blossom ricotta, blueberry and syrup. So good and light, not too heavy at all. Came in a stack of three and was again a great sharing plate. I loved the food here and can't wait to come back. Everything is so good for sharing with the table and looks amazing as well.

Step aside hummus! You NEED to try pistachio muhammara from The Good Fork! This exceptional dip has won my heart when paired with soft personal pita breads. We also tried their fried sigara boreks, which are delicious cheese rolls (I mean, when have you ever had a bad cheese roll???). I know I told hummus to step aside but honestly the hummus bowls here are so deluxe; it came with pickled vegetables, shepard's salad, sumac'd onions, and green goddess brussel sprouts. The veggies really elevated the dish and rounded out the thick hummus. Just wonderful. All dishes were super colourful and vibrant My friend and I were stuffed with these 3 dishes. Portions are generous and I'm glad I didn't order more. I've been dreaming of this meal since I went (specifically the muhammara), so I'll definitely be back for more!

The Good Fork is great brunch spot in the city. It has a stylish but welcoming decor and the staff are friendly and efficient. The cilbur (Turkish eggs) are delightful! Pair with mimosa for the table and you can't go wrong ! I love a restaurant that serves mimosas with the mix on the side so you can make your own ratio (choices of mix orange juice, grapefruit or blue lemonade) Other popular dishes are the hearty chorizo breakfast hash (though personally not my favourite however every time k have been someone on the table orders and enjoys it) the blueberry pancakes are lush but I reccomend sharing an order for dessert - easily serves 4 as a dessert) There is often a wait on the weekend especially mid day so go early !

I love a good brunch spot and this spot is super popular on the East end of Toronto. I love how the brunch dishes can be eaten as a shareable platter! My friend and I got the Spanish Hash and the Blueberry Halva Pancakes . The hash was a great savory dish and I love the yolky poached eggs that we can deep our toasts in. The crispy potatoes and chorizo bits were deliciously combined with roasted red peppers and the yolky egg. It is the definition of a big brunch! The pancake is super pretty and fluffy! I love how the halva crumble gives the fluffy pancakes a good sweet and nutty crunch. It definitely hits the spot for my sweet tooth I also want to add that our waiters were both fabulous! They gave us recommendations on what to choose on the menu and they were super attentive with our table too. Thank you for such an amazing service !

Always fresh ingredients, beautiful and causal interior. Service has always been attending, it's a great spot for friend hang out or intimate dates

Awesome food, great service and nice ambience. Very cozy place to be with family and kids.

This was a great find in Toronto! I had an almost perfect meal here. It was busy and the wait was about 20 minutes, but well worth it. The service was standard and the waitress was very helpful with explaining some of the unknown words on menu. We ordered an appetizer of whipped feta, which was brought out shortly, and I ordered the Good Forkin Morning with crumbled suçuk instead of chorizo. The whipped feta was so creamy and smooth. There was roasted bell peppers and olive oil to accompany the feta. The warm soft bread was so delicious as I scooped up the feta with it. Next was the Good Forkin Morning. It was one of the most properly prepared dishes I've had for breakfast. The eggs were over easy and the potatoes were extra crispy. Every bite was savory and seasoned well! The suçuk added a wanted flavorful saltiness that worked well with the dish. I would love to eat this every Sunday morning. At last I had the blueberry halva pancakes. They had great flavor, but they were not done. I did ask my server to check the pancakes and she took them back to the kitchen and of course I was told that this is how the pancakes are supposed to be. I had them boxed up to take with me. I had a wonderful almost perfect breakfast here.

Friendly staff, lively, nice decor and tasty food. We ordered the blueberry halva pancakes and Spanish hash. The pancakes were fluffy and the perfect amount of sweet with the halva and blueberries. The Spanish hash is reminiscent of eggs Benedict with the hollandaise sauce and poached eggs. Both were very filling and great value at $21 and $26 respectively - we were only able to finish half the pancakes and took the rest to go. No reservations on the weekends so make sure you add your name to the wait list on yelp while you're on your way to the restaurant for minimal wait time!

Wow this place blew my expectations away! We came on a weekday so were seated right away. The food took a while to arrive but was well worth the wait. Portions were fantastic and everything tasted really fresh. I especially liked how aesthetic the food was so it seemed like I was a tik tok influencer lol. We also tried the Turkish coffee which was very underwhelming, so would probably skip the drinks next time.

We'd actually attempted to grab a bite at Good Fork a week earlier, but the place was full and the wait was 45 minutes. Yikes. So we returned the following week and showed up about 15 minutes after they opened. We snagged a nice window table and began perusing the extensive brunch menu. We decided to share a couple of items: Crispy Chicken Sandwich ("toasted bun, breaded n' fried chicken thigh, lemony schmaltz mayo, lettuce, dilly labneh, pickles, choice of side"). This is a decent if unspectacular 'wich. The chicken was cooked very well, admittedly, but the other components were so sparingly applied that I could barely taste them, to the degree that it really tasted like a fried chicken sandwich with zero toppings on it. I could've used more crunch on the chicken itself, too. Blueberry Halva Pancakes ("buttermilk pancake stack, orange blossom ricotta, lemony blueberry, halva crumble, pure hockley valley maple syrup"). This was definitely the clear winner. It's an enormous portion of pancakes, and everything works so well together, and the included halva crumble really gives the whole thing a distinct, different flavor. It's incredibly sweet, however, and it ultimately feels more like a dessert than a main. I enjoyed my meal at Good Fork, although there are some things here and there that could easily be tweaked.

It's overrated. The food was ok. I ordered the blueberry pancake and a latte. Nothing special though.

My hubby and I stumbled over this restaurant while looking for a brunch spot in the area. You couldn't tell it was a restaurant from the outside. When we walked in I felt like I was transported to another place. I really liked the vibe, decor and the food was SO good and great portions. We ordered the hummus bowl and everything tasted delicious. The sesame bread was super soft and so fresh We also ordered the salad along with the ice Turkish coffee. We sat at the bar because she restaurant was full. Our server was also the bartender and she was pleasant. Overall we were really impressed and left the restaurant full and content. We will definitely be back to try more!!!

Tried their special brunch pancake (pistachio & strawberry) that was not on the menu & it was a definite hit. Very cute , cozy , modern and clean spot. Want to come back to try their dinner. The bread for the smoked salmon sandwich was unfortunately underwhelming however all the ingredients inside were fresh.

Yeah, let me introduce y'all to a place that needs no introduction!!!! This place was recommended to my friend so we went! The vibe is so cute and hip. Very Instagramable. The staff all seemed nice and cool! The food was really good! I guess that's the most important !!! I got the strawberry pancakes and they were fabulous! My friend got the hummus plate and I ate most of it and it too was amazing!! I think it's safe to say this place is great! Def check it out tell them I sent you! Also all my drinks were great!

Good Fork is located along Dundas St W. at the corner of Sheridan Avenue in the heart of Little Portugal. The restaurant is well known for their Middle Eastern inspired brunches. They actually operated out of their Bloor West location before moving into the Dundas West neighbourhood. The interior of the resturant and spacious with lots of natural lighting. As soon as you enter the restaurant, you face the bar where the kitchen to to your right and the seating area to your left. I've heard many things about Good Fork and decided to get their takeout brunch on Thursday. I can only speak about their takeout service at this time. Ordering off the Ambassador website was simple where I could choose a date/time for pickup. I arrived at the restaurant at my pickup time where my food was already prepared. I just had to wait a few minutes for them to pack up my order but that was not an issue. Staff were friendly and 2 staff even greeted me promptly when I entered the restaurant. Food wise, I ordered the Anatolian Platter (toasted sesame simit (turkish "bagel") - red lentil soup - sides of citrus marinated olives - whipped feta - cucumber & radish tahini and pekmez) and the Bowlarama (vegan green goddess dressed greens, herby green falafel, seeded avocado, marinated eggplant & sunflower, cucumber & pomegranate - squash n' chives). Both dishes travelled well and still tasted great! The Anatolian platter was unique. The simit was baked well and the sides included in the platter were all tasty. I especialy loved the whipped feta, pekmez, and the red lentil soup. What a great option for a light and simple brunch/lunch. The Bowlarama was also a bowl full of flavour. Each component worked well together with the green goddess dressing. Overall, delicious food! Despite me getting takeout I was impressed by the food and would not hesitate to return for dine in. Can't wait!

The Good Fork is my favourite place for years! Always fresh, tasty, unique menu and friendly atmosphere.

I was so happy to come here for brunch! I enjoyed pretty much everything and would definitely return to try other dishes. Our trio shared the hummus bowl, çılbır, falafel salad, and home fries. I absolutely loved the hummus bowl! It was so delicious and was such a beautiful and colourful dish. It was perfect for the sunny day we were having. Everything in that dish was so good, and I would get this again next time. The çılbır was something I was really excited to try, but it was so-so, but I liked dipping the seed and spice pita into the egg yolk. The falafel salad was really good, too. I think the home fries were an understated dish. They were extremely tasty, and if we weren't so full we would've ordered another one! I also enjoyed my lavender London fog - the little bit of lavender on top of the milk foam was a nice touch. It was fragrant and I'd love to drink this everyday if I could!

Service was excellent, food was better than expected. The kind of restaurant where plate after plate goes past you, and you think , maybe I should have ordered that, but then your food arrives and it's better than you thought it would be.

The service was kind and efficient. The food was delicious! I ordered the menemen, simit with honeycomb butter and sigara boregi. Drinks were Turkish coffee and orange juice all for $70. The ambiance is busy but very cute inside.

I love the Turkish inspired brunch menu items. It was super interesting as I haven't had Turkish food before. Definitely get here early for brunch on the weekends since it's first come first serve. The inside is very spacious with accessible washrooms and they do have patio dining as well. I got the cilbir which had different sauces to dip your pita bread in. The home fries were very delicious as well. All of the vegetables and salad tasted fresh.

I was so excited to visit their new location. They used to be at Jane and Bloor and the food was always delicious. This new location is much more spacious and it seem like they had a bigger menu than before but admittedly it has been a few years since I've been there. The staff were very friendly and we work together to figure out this new proof of vaccination. After being seated we were greeted by our very friendly server who gave us some great suggestions. We tried a smoked salmon eggs Benny with their delicious hashbrowns. So perfectly crisp on the outside and tender on the inside. The eggs we're cooked perfectly. We also got the halva and blueberry pancakes with ricotta and orange blossom syrup. They were tasty but as you can imagine quite sweet. But that is what we were expecting. They also had a nice selection of Sloan tea which was appreciated. It's a beautiful atmosphere with lovely staff and very tasty food. I highly suggest it for your next Brunch

The halva blueberry pancake was awesome! We were seated and served expeditiously and in a welcoming manner. Very nice.

I came across this place while walking in the neighborhood, it was an hour long wait, but my friend and I decided to get on the waitlist anyway. It was worth it! This place has the best sujuk kofte, the meat was so juicy, so well cooked! We loved the mezze platter, the spicy labneh and falafel stood out. You must try their falafel, so soft on the inside. The halloumi was yumm. I could write a whole essay on the pita bread, it was light with sesame seeds and great by itself. The place is very reasonably priced and great service even though it's busy!

Looking for an aesthetic place to get brunch? Good Fork should definitely be one of your options. It's a Turkish restaurant selling breakfast and lunch plates in Brockton Village. My sister and I are brunch fanatics and heard good things about this place so we decided to head downtown to give it a shot. It was fairly busy for a Monday afternoon so I would assume that weekends here get PACKED. We ordered a bunch of things to share: Spanish hash, simit which, and blueberry pancakes. The simit which is a tough bagel-like bread with smoked trout and whipped cream cheese. It's definitely a heavier sandwich so I would recommend getting a salad for your side instead of fries (which is the other option). The cream cheese was very mild and I liked the addition of capers. It added little pops of saltiness that complimented the dish well. The spanish hash was absolutely delicious! The chorizo was great and it had a bit of spice to it, but not so much that it was unbearable. It was my favourite dish out of the two. And finally, the infamous blueberry pancakes. It's funny because there was a lady beside me COMPLAINING about how everyone orders the pancakes here. So we ordered them partly because we wanted to try them, but also to spite her. Pancakes did not disappoint. The were so many flavours it was like a party in your mouth. There were hints of citrus, nuttiness, and even a slight floral taste. Overall it was delicious and well worth the hype, though the pancakes itself were a bit denser or cakier than I was expecting. It's also on the sweeter side, so I wouldn't recommend adding any of the syrup that they give you as it is sweet enough on its own. I'd say from the one experience I had here today, that this place is well worth the hype. Great atmosphere and interior design, friendly staff, and for the most part, delicious tasting food.

The service is good, we had the chorizo hash which was amazing. We also had a blueberry pancake that looked absolutely amazing but it was different than what I'm used to. The pancakes seemed not all the way done but it was all the way done. It was hard to cut thru not like a regular American pancake. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't my cup of tea. Speaking of tea, I had the hibiscus iced tea which was refreshing.

Interesting good quality food. Service is very friendly. Interesting Middle East vibe. Healthy selections

The place is beautiful and the food is really delicious. No complaints there! However, be warned that they were strict to the point of rude and unpleasant about the 90 minute limit on the table for brunch. The person that seated us used the term "the clock starts now" and at 75 minutes our server was hesitant to take an order for a mint tea becuase we were running out of time and didn't refill my coffee cup. All in all, I wish this place was friendlier as the food is so beautiful, but it was really unrelaxing to have a meal there with friends, and so much of it was unnecessary as we would have probably left around 100 minutes anyway. Too Bad!

We love trying out the restaurants in our neighbourhood...Good Fork scores a win! The food was amazing...huge portions...nicely plated and so delicious. It was a really fun atmosphere with good music and friendly exchanges with neighbouring tables about what we all ordered. Our server was friendly and informative...our special requests were taken care of. Highly recommend the pancakes and the chickpea taters. We didn't have the falafel salad or the Spanish hash but they looked delicious. This place will be a regular go to for us!

Beautiful space & lovely service! Everyone is very welcoming, food is amazing & large portions!

The food at Good Fork is not your average brunch fare!! Unexpected flavours that are so delicious making one wanting to try everything on the menu! Service is great but make sure you make a reservation. We wanted two hours for a table and they ran out of the chick pea taters by the time we sat down. Ambiance is great.

the maître de was so transparent and judgy, kept giving a side glance to service dog then back to us then back to dog then us again only to tell us it be 1 to 1 1/2 hour wait. Yet everyone after us seemed to be seated just fine without a wait. I found it very pretentious just looking at the menu afterwards 28 bucks for a falafel or 23.75 for hummus says it all. Actually glad to be rejected from a place like that. Certainly not the kind a place i'd recommend.

This place is awesome. We went for brunch on a Saturday, super busy. Be sure to join their virtual waiting list ahead of time, we joined an hour before arrival and still waited about 30 min once we got there. The interior is aesthetically pleasing with big windows that let in lots of natural light. Seating is comfortable. The food is delicious. Wonderfully seasoned. The menu offers a good variety of dishes, there's bound to be something everyone will like.

My favourite place to go! Delicious food and beautiful art makes for such a wonderful experience. The staff are so wonderful and kind as well.

The Good Fork is my favourite resto in Toronto. They do everything amazing. My only gripe with them is that I want it to be easier to access their delicious food. Please open a new location at King & Shaw.

It's worth the wait, guys. I had the iced coffee and Spanish hash and both were phenomenal. Service was excellent too. I was having a hard time deciding and the server helped guide me to the perfect meal.

Beautiful space. Amazing food. Check in online to cut down on the wait as it's walk in only.

Middle Eastern-inspired fare, and overall pretty tasty. On weekends, they do not accept reservations, but they do offer a waitlist option through Yelp. An automated text was sent to alert me to check in within 10 minutes; however, the host sent a text that was slightly unprofessional a moment before I arrived, and before the 10 minutes had passed. After checking in, I was informed that both myself and my guest needed to be present prior to being seated. I understand this policy if the restaurant is busy ... But it was half empty; plenty of tables were available. We were promptly greeted upon arrival, and the service from that point on was incredibly friendly and efficient. Our water glasses were never empty, and I had sufficient coffee refills as well. I ordered the Good Forkin' Morning and opted for the grilled halloumi cheese - I am now realizing I should have checked if the cheese was a substitution for the bacon because I did not receive the bacon. My guest chose the Crispy Chicken Sandwich - no complaints! Overall, the restaurant looks great, and is the top selling point in my opinion. Furniture choices are clean and visually appealing, along with all the decor. I may revisit in the future to try other dishes or beverages, but it's not currently one of my top choices.

Situated in the heart of Little Portugal this gem of a restaurant is worth the wait. Oh and btw on Sundays,for brunch, you may have to wait for about 120 mins(from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm). They do take reservations over the weekend as well!! I personally felt that there are a lot of interesting things on the streets(Dundas St West) to checkout for those who dont prefer waiting inside. The waiting area of the restaurant has a couple of benches for patrons to wait it out. You can also self coat check as your table is ready While waiting we did hear one of the patrons mention, "Their Hummus Bowl is to die for". At least we knew one of the dishes we were going to order. And we were NOT dissappointed!! Our second dish was Menemen. And I absolutely LOVED it. Both the Hummus Bowl and Menemen are served with pitas. We loved the Sesame Pita served with the Hummus Bowl so much that we ordered another. The restaurant does have quite a few drinks and beverages to offer but we only tried the Mimmossa and according to the missus it was goooood! About the vibe, atleast for brunches this place can get packed. That being said it still doesn't seem very loud. All in all an awesome experience and a perfect way to prepare for the Monday to come. According to me it is a must visit.

Pancakes were super fluffy, thick and had a nice bounciness to them. The pesto broccolini omelet special was spectacular!

Amazing food. Great presentation. Appreciate the fresh veggies with each plate. And love that it's not a super pretentious place. Probably the best labneh I have had yet

Everything is amazing. I recommend this restaurant to everyone!! food tasted incredible

Good Fork absolutely never disappoints. No reservations for weekend brunch but 4 of us popped by at 11:00am on a Saturday and we were seated right away. If they are busy they have a nice little system that will text you when your table is ready so you can check out the cute shops on Dundas. The table mimosas with edible flowers - totalling gramable. We opted for 3 mezze: the whipped feta, halloumi and the pita. We also got a table order of the chickpea tots (10/10 must try!), blueberry halva pancakes (10/10 must try!), smoked trout simit and the chorizo hash. Probably our favourite brunch spot.

Nice space and good food. We all got different things and everyone was more or less satisfied.

With a certain trend leaning towards brunch spots this place has its work cut out for it. The reviews were promising so I was looking forward to this visit. The website states that one can reserve for brunch Monday to Friday but somehow this option was not available for this visit. Never mind we got in the queue thanks to the Yelp app. Arrived before our time and had to wait a bit to get the table as the place was bustling. The place is huge and the ambiance is functional. Now for the service it is all over the place with no clear way to identify the staff (the person who was taking care of us was even carrying a bag at one time) from the clients and no clear defined way to check up on our table, I understand the casual look they are going but for all intent and purposes this isn't practical. They need an overhaul here for sure. Now this would have been somewhat acceptable if the food was any good. Nope disappointing here as well. The combo of haloomi on salsa verde was odd IMO and the eggs and fries were greasy diner level. The only decent thing was the bread (I got to try both). Hmm I think I will skip.

Deliciousness deliciousness. How did I not know of THF until a few months ago?!? Amazing food, huge menu, lovely, big room and they text you updates about your place in line. Hard not to check out what everyone else is eating before ordering but you can't go wrong. Homemade everything-bagel-pita is to die for. Salads are outstanding as are blueberry halava pancakes but my fav is the Çılbır. Only missing a star because of their disappointing coffee.

Excellent and popular brunch spot that fills up quickly on weekends. The interior is very spacious with big windows and lots of natural sunlight. Food is Middle Eastern-inspired, with large portions and very healthy and wholesome ingredients. You can customize some of the main dishes and bowls by adding ingredients such as green falafels (recommended), poached egg, grilled halloumi, etc. This is one of my favourite brunch restaurants in the city!

Service is horrible, specifically a Chinese girl who is rude and inconsiderate of the customers. If you aren't able to provide good customer service, simply don't work at a restaurant.We were on the waitlist and made it 5 mins past our time and she refused to seat us and refuse to listen that we were stuck in traffic. Every restaurant has a grace period of 10 minutes.